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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
7
The fragment references election related items including an ICT office payment of 36 dollars, commissioner's and peace related entries, and mentions re-election across counties Bosque Comanche Hamilton. It notes representative terms and medical district re-election interests with unclear dates or names due to damaged text.
The Comanche Chapter of Future Farmers earned a Superior rating at the State Convention last summer. W. M. Day led as district president 1961-62, three boys won county grass judging top places, and several members received Lone Star Farmer degrees at the district meeting. The March 16 Parent-Son Banquet celebrated achievements as Franklin Power succeeds Day, with officers Claude Dudley, Eddie Jones, Don Kemmitz, Gary Steele, Billy Albin stepping into next year roles.
The Texas Highway Department invites Brownwood residents to an Open House during National Highway Week. Visitors on Friday May 25 can tour the 500 W Commerce District Office and the Cisco Highway warehouse to see two way radio systems, sign fabrication and repair, and lab testing equipment used to build and maintain 2183 miles of district highways. District Engineer E M Pritchard urges citizens to attend and observe daily highway operations.
Here From Richardson Mr and Mrs Joe Durham and children David and Delisi of Richardson spent Mothers Day in Comanche with her parents Mr and Mrs D E Willis En route to Hawaii Master Sergeant Harvey New man and family of Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after a visit with relatives here are due at leave for Hawaii Billy Roberts of Hamilton and Suann Henson of Indian Gap who are to be married soon visited his aunt Mrs Alwine Swindle Sunday.
Local store announces a new shipment of staplers for every purpose from leading brands at The Ouaranehe Chief. Available stock promises reliable performance for home and office use.
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